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Men arrested and residents evacuated near RAF Fairford in BritainNews

Men arrested and residents evacuated near RAF Fairford in Britain

Gloucestershire Police declared a “major incident” near RAF Fairford in south-west England and arrested several men on suspicion of offences linked to the Explosives Act. The measures included evacuating residents, searching vehicles and deploying around 30 emergency vehicles, while police confirmed that the situation was contained and under control.

Thousands protest in Liverpool to demand halt to arms sales to IsraelNews

Thousands protest in Liverpool to demand halt to arms sales to Israel

Thousands of pro-Palestinian supporters took part in a march in the British city of Liverpool, calling on the Labour government to halt arms exports to Israel and impose sanctions on it. The action came on the eve of the party’s annual conference in the city, in an effort to pressure the government to take measures linked to the war in Gaza.

Investigation finds continued British military cooperation with Israeli arms companiesNews

Investigation finds continued British military cooperation with Israeli arms companies

An investigative report has revealed contracts worth hundreds of millions of pounds between the British Ministry of Defence and Israeli arms companies, alongside London's measures against settlements. The cooperation includes F-35 components, air-defence technology and military training, as well as long-term joint plans in artificial intelligence, guided weapons and space.

Bellingham named England’s player of the season for second consecutive yearSports

Bellingham named England’s player of the season for second consecutive year

England supporters selected Jude Bellingham as the team’s best player for the 2025-2026 season after he scored seven goals and provided one assist in 12 matches. The Real Madrid player excelled at the 2026 World Cup, setting a scoring record for England players in major tournaments, as well as two records related to his age and international appearances.

The Uprising revisits England’s Peasants’ Revolt with a contemporary spirit and direct violenceEntertainment & Celebrities

The Uprising revisits England’s Peasants’ Revolt with a contemporary spirit and direct violence

Written and directed by Paul Greengrass, The Uprising recreates the popular revolt that erupted in England in 1381 through the story of a devastated farmer who joins crowds marching towards London. The film combines bleak visual realism with notable performances as it traces the transformation of a just cause into a bloody rebellion that ends with repression and the revocation of charters of freedom.

Involving players in coach selection could reduce clubs’ mistakesSports

Involving players in coach selection could reduce clubs’ mistakes

The departure of 11 managers and head coaches from Premier League clubs during the 2025-2026 season has reopened the question of the role players should play in choosing a manager. Michael Cox argues that giving team leaders a structured advisory role could help club executives assess candidates, while leaving the final decision to officials and avoiding conflicts of interest.

7 major signings that failed to save Premier League clubs from setbacksSports

7 major signings that failed to save Premier League clubs from setbacks

The experiences of Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool and other English clubs show that heavy spending and the recruitment of prominent names do not guarantee success. In seven cases, seasons ended with a drop in the table, managerial sackings or relegation to the First Division, despite initial praise for their transfer policies.

Burnham pledges to resolve Diego Garcia dispute with MauritiusNews

Burnham pledges to resolve Diego Garcia dispute with Mauritius

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham confirmed his determination to work with Mauritius and the United States to reach a solution on the Diego Garcia base, ensuring it continues to operate. The move comes as a deal to transfer sovereignty over the Chagos Islands remains stalled in the legislative process, amid US opposition and political and legal pressure on the British government.

Britain approves limited-term in-flight refuelling for Saudi aircraftNews

Britain approves limited-term in-flight refuelling for Saudi aircraft

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said his government had approved a Saudi request for defensive support through in-flight refuelling, with a Voyager aircraft due to be deployed in the coming days. He said the mission would be time-limited and subject to review, amid escalating Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and threats to regional energy supply routes and navigation.

Brentford beat Chelsea 3-0 to increase pressure on AlonsoSports

Brentford beat Chelsea 3-0 to increase pressure on Alonso

Chelsea suffered a 3-0 defeat by Brentford in the Premier League, leaving them with only two wins from their opening five matches. The game exposed defensive and attacking problems and a lack of balance in the team, while also raising questions about manager Xabi Alonso’s tactical choices.

Refereeing body admits error over Haaland goal in Manchester derbySports

Refereeing body admits error over Haaland goal in Manchester derby

The body responsible for Premier League referees admitted an error in assessing Enzo Fernandez’s impact during the goal that gave Manchester City a 1-0 win over Manchester United. It said the video assistant referee should have recommended a review after Erling Haaland’s goal was awarded despite initially being ruled out for offside.

Arsenal beat Sunderland to strengthen Premier League leadSports

Arsenal beat Sunderland to strengthen Premier League lead

Arsenal maintained their perfect start to the Premier League with a 2-0 win over Sunderland to move to 12 points, while Liverpool drew 0-0 with Fulham. The fourth round also saw Chelsea draw 2-2 with Hull City, with Algerian Mohamed Bachir Belloumi scoring twice.

Britain’s domestic intelligence chief warns of unexpected security threatsNews

Britain’s domestic intelligence chief warns of unexpected security threats

Ken McCallum, director general of Britain’s domestic intelligence service, warned on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks that the next strategic threat could emerge beyond the security services’ surveillance. He called for improved preparedness and stronger cooperation among governments, the private sector, universities and research institutions.

Four people injured in stabbing in south LondonNews

Four people injured in stabbing in south London

Four people were taken to hospital after being stabbed on Bromley High Street in south London on Thursday. Police cordoned off parts of the area as emergency teams attended the scene. Authorities have not yet disclosed the circumstances or motive, and the investigation is ongoing.

Eight countries welcome UK ban on imports from Israeli settlementsNews

Eight countries welcome UK ban on imports from Israeli settlements

Foreign ministers from eight Arab and Muslim countries welcomed the UK decision to ban imports of goods produced in Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territory and called on other countries to take similar measures. The UK measures include sanctions on companies and individuals supporting settlement expansion and restrictions on export licences for products that could contribute to supporting the occupation.

Jesse Dufton Defies Blindness by Leading Rock-Climbing RoutesSports

Jesse Dufton Defies Blindness by Leading Rock-Climbing Routes

Blind British climber Jesse Dufton continues to lead rock routes that require him to explore the path and place protection equipment for those following him. After achievements in England and the United States, he is preparing for a trip to Chile while aspiring to compete at the 2028 Paralympic Games in Los Angeles.

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